Videos by Shawn Holsinger

Rainbow Scud, Holsinger's Fly Shop

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Hare's Ear Wet Egg, Holsinger's Fly Shop

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Time for another streamer pattern, the Little Brown Trout. This is a great looking fly that is not too hard to tie.

Here is another great nymph pattern from the Fox Squirrel Nymph. This fly is a great generic nymph and a perfect substitute for a hare's ear.

Here's another nymph pattern from the WD40 nymph.

Ostrich Herl Scud, Holsinger's Fly Shop

This time I bring you one of the most beautiful classic streamer patterns there is, the Grey Ghost.

This time i bring you and attractive little pupa imitation, the Pheasant Pupa.

Here's another addition to our beginners series, the Woolly Bugger. This is one of the first flies I learned to tie and learned to fish successfully.

Here's another streamer pattern for you, the Mickey Finn. This is a very easy streamer to tie and one that has caught fish for decades.

This fly is the standard version of the multi purpose streamer, the Clouser Minnow.

Here is one of my favorite wintertime streamers, the Grey Ghost.

Here's another twist on an old classic, the Olive Copper John. This is just another way to tie this great old fly.

Here's a simple way to to a great summertime fly, the Foam Beetle. This is one of my favorite flies to fish when I start seeing the Japanese Beetles in the trees in my area.

Here's a great nymph that easy to tie and works well anywhere, the Olive Frenchie.

In this video I bring you a simple yet flashy nymph sure to catch you lots of fish, the Midnight Special. This is another example of adding some flash and bang to your nymph setup.

Here is a very basic good beginners fly that is easy to tie and will catch lots of fish, the Peacock Buzzer. All it takes is a hook some thread and some peacock herls.

This time we bring you a simple chomonid pattern to tie, the Biot Buzzer.

This time we bring you a nice little flashy nymph, the Watermelon Seed. You will notice in a lot of my videos I like to use flashy material to tie with and this is no exception.

One of my favorite flies to fish with during the steelhead and salmon runs, my Steak and Eggs pattern.

This time we bring you a great old nymph pattern, the Ray Charles. This is a great old nymph pattern can be tied an many different colors to mimic the insects on your local waters.

Here's another classic fly pattern from the Zug Bug. This is the standard classic pattern for this generic nymph pattern.

Here's a real cool looking streamer from I hope you like this one and tie a few of them for yourself.